I am proud to announce the publication in the peer-reviewed journal Open
Quaternary, reporting more than 104 records of ancient polar bear remains
across the Arctic, entitled:
Polar bear fossil and archaeological records from the Pleistocene and Holocene
in relation to sea ice extent and open
Dr. Susan J. Crockford is pleased to announce a pair of short science books on
polar bears available through Amazon (including Amazon US, Canada and UK).
These science books offer the information critical for understanding current
issues in polar bear ecology and conservation, with one
This is the final call for registration to attend the following workshop. An
agenda and payment instructions are available on request from Susan Crockford
(sjcr...@shaw.ca).
How Modern Marine Mammals Evolved—Revelations from the Confluence of Genetics
and Climate Change on Saturday November
Hi Trevor,
I expect for humpbacks you are more likely to find seabird remains in stomach
contents rather than fecal samples, but that's a guess. However, I just wanted
to point out that if you or anyone out there retrieves a humpback stomach with
something they think might be bird bone, it
